JSotvmanZ HKLL—III#I—UNITED HARRIS BURG-. MONDAY, JANUARY 18. 1817. FOUNDED 18T1 This is the logical time to buy I.^^ Embroideries Neckwear Corsets Blouses mi Muslin Underwear Silk Und iLaj Muslins Laces Bed Spreads Men's Shirts White Silks A4uslifl fltld Si/k Sheets and Pillow Cases fVhite D A Sale period of opportunity we call it—for surely - Prices Still Have An Upward Tendency Underwear it is an opportunity that enables you to buy at prices a long And the experts tell us we are yet a long way from way below the present market. diL'Xring AiTwle- 11 is rot" Your Under-Garment Need Should Be We gave you the full story a few days ago—a story mediate market, but below the prices of several months Supplied During This Sale full of economies whether your requirements be big or Plan to be here this week—you really cannot afford *' lC important features of this sale are that quantities and little. to miss the values. assortments are larger and prices lower than at any other time of < _ I ! thc y ear - -j-v. I f % T % You are afforded an exceptionally broad range of selection Some 1 lmcly JNCWS OI JNCW Vj3TmentS 311(1 Low Prices From the and makes possible very large economies for those who antici pate their wants now and lay in a supply for the future. Women's 8c Misses' Outer Apparel Section The pontic underm^n™ Corset Covers of fine nainsook, lace and embroidery trim \/VlllfPr Too early for spring but not for these med, ribbon-drawn. Sale Prices, 255, 39$ and 495. c(£ y HI Lvi VJv/CILiJ _ Petticoats with deep flounces of lace and embroidery. Sale W " m - ™* able and stylish coats are specially priced 1713.110801716 Df CSSCS fi!,f nainsook, with lace and cm for clearance these days. New ones arc being added from • j_i* • a. i c ■> >\ . ~ . „ , _ • ah* m-* . o,w /l+f x j * * ~.. i c i* . in delightful spring styles for wear now ■kU-'l/' broidery trimming. Sale Prices, 49?, 695, 75$ and 89$. Mli l • 3 ' u°t, C *r ? W , S . " . a " as^or " len It is so refreshing not to have to choose from the same Gowns—low neck, short sleeves or high neck and long sleeve Ijiilinf a " ,h ° frCSI, " tSS that COUW bc dcS ' rCd thc hc,ght 0f ,hc stocks of winter dresses continually. ■& GM%L styles; lace and embroidery trimmed. Sale Prices, 3. 49, season. New dresses are arriving constantly now and as they are | 75* anc j 39 it (n r a C C . • . t new they show some of the style features that will be used fcvf-A. it ■■ fu Ira fvb Coats of fane) mixtures, \elours, wool plushes, vicuna f or spring wear. in 11 Th<=. CZll_ p a m . I®. d ° th ' imitation and g cnuine bolivia cloth, broadcloths, and New silk dresses of charmeuse, taffeta, Georgette crepe, f\ | 1 Ine OIIK uarment \ I poplins. pussy willow and combinations of one or more materials. / II M* \ / VI WTI Dresses of domestic and imported serges with little / I f W Silk Gowns ' of cre f )e washable silk and satin. Sale I J| 1 Many models arc full lined, others half lined, while still touches here and there of heavy trimmings of beads / ' Prices, $2.98 and $4.50. | J I l —' others are lined only over the shoulders and in sleeves. giving them a very distinctive effect. j \ Silk Envelope Chemise, of crepe de chine, washable silk and \ hc> Trimmings of velvet, plush, or fur while some are finiscd and°blacir~ plUrn ' gree "' taupe ' Bur g und y> gold. navy, blue V satin; wifu and without straps; lace and ribbon-drawn beading. with self material. Colors of gold, Burgundy, plum, navy, . _ . 1 /T\\ a ' e ccs ' and $2.49. I( black and Santiago. >5/ Hk 1 / CTO Pv yOv \\ Silk Skirts, of crepe de chine, washable silk and satin, deep L . „ _ 1 1. A V\ flounces of tucks. Sale Prices, $2.98 and $4.98. bowman'S Third Floor. with and without straps. Sale Prices, 89<*, SI.OO and $1.50.^ " The Philippine Hand Embroidered Garments Under Prices On 4 I T 1 'X Made of the finest materials, beautifully hand-embroidered. frj a xLvcninti K/rcsscs Envelope chemise and night dresses cut on the newest.linei WTl***% m%BQT 1 —handmade and hand-embroidered in the styles women admire. J Clllll ▼ t i li- j. An unusual collection of gowns for evening and dinner wear I " r\Vfn, ln\ fa ' —every one a masterpiece calculated and planned to grace thc Envelope Chemise, $1.25 to $3.75. A Special Sale of Elegant Creations V f most fashionable social function. BOWMAN'S—Third Floor. Sharp reductions on all our handsome even- T -Jsi ,1 Every gown a handsome and striking expression of the de- rTM T O 1 f ing and theater wraps come now at just the hAJ T) ■hp J 3.11113. FV o3IC Ol wanted time. I'd Dresses in the beautiful and delicate shades of orchid, tur- * . • , r I hese coats and wraps consist of chiffon vel- / HWH 'iTMH O a -XT vet, imported novelties in silk, satins and broad- UISII ' The styles are most bewitching as the showing reveals a deft ML OlilflrL JXPW ' . , . . HIE \ catching up of a piece of net or ribbon. Little touches of bead w 11 v " Cloths, rr.mm.ngs arc of Austrahan opossum, ~ UM|\USRf and metal trimmings add to the brilliancy. A little bunch of C.V T, , mai ten, Kolinsky, seal and marabou. ' ■■■ 5 I J flowers tucked here or there gives added beauty. M [j I OllS^S Predominating shades are lavender, rose, / MI i'i, i Favored materials are nets, charmeuse, satins, velvets and fVf'iX pink, turquoise and black. J I — combinations of two or more materials. £[ I Here is where there's a great choice—hun- _ /-vy-v \ I I • -m. t (TAi V- V dreds and hundreds of spic-and-span blouses of $35 to $49.50 to $75.00 —Prices Now Are $12.50 , d>l nr r\r\ (Por - r\r\ rT\*-w-> ' mean to every purchaser decided economy. to 3>i05.u0 T to .>25 to $35.00 to $55 M BOWMAN'S —Third Floor. - bowman s—Third Floor. your share of the bargains HiB Now For Big Fur Sellin S The Big January Silk Selling Event Voile Blouses, hand embroid- I trimmings of lace, fine tucks 1 We have entered our fur. in a The most wanted kinds of black tnd Zt 7ait°ce, S!is°wS eious®! Clear-Awav Sale p • t colored silks represented lace and tucks SJi.SO with trimmings of very fine BflN ) jyl I S Price is not our only argument in this Sale of Silks—our strongest ones are White Voile Blouses, in a laces and frills, - $.'1.95 and $4.95 1 assortments may be kss, prices will assuredly be more, and thc usual first-of-the- tion filet lace and embroidery, White Crepe de Chine t\rnir'fc l\ /Tii-f-Pc- O * sca^'' Will have started. $1.85 Blouses with embroidery and WkOLUrJ J ±VIUJJS kjCTS The Silks featured for this sale are among the kinds that Tailored Striped Voile tucks $3.98 *mmm9 f ° r women and niisses in Hundson sea), mole, skunk, wiU , l,6 * n reateßt demand for spring and summer Wear pearl buttons 45$ Blouses with embroidery and | mink, raccoon, pointed wol French coney, moline p- aC r cssa ine ' '"-inch width. Sale Black Majestic Satin, 36-inch width. V'oile Blouses with em- large collar of crepe de chine, nutria > black, gray, red cross and white fox. 11CC ' KSa I l , c , I> . rice : broidery, lace and tucks, 49$ $3.98 Lowered prices right through the .. entire stock Black Tafieta, 36-inch width. Sale Price, $1.53. T*l- C 1 f JT Y I O / /~Y Price, $1.19. Black Messaline, 36-inch width Sale 1 iIC o3IC Ol Hudson Seal Coats***■**■■■ High Grade Corsets ■- oi ,o de $1.25 makc - a " y 2 off the regular figures and you get the new sale prices. BOWMANS-Third Floor 955, $1.19, and $1.47/ designs. Sale Prices, Th are worth double this sale price . BOWMAN'S—Main Xi-looi " BOWMAN'S—Third Floor. M'DEVITT WORKS OUT CAPITOL PLAN Harry S. McDevltt, counsel of the State's Economy and Efficiency Com mission has placed In the hands of Governor Brumbaugh a chart showing the boards, departments and commis- MONDAY EVENING. sions constituting the Government of Pennsylvania, Includes every pai*t of the governmental machinery In exist ence on January 1, 1917. It illustrates not only the cumbersome make-up, byt the entangling alliances of many of the divisions. Putting many of the departments In juxtaposition shows the relative relationship of each. The location of the departments on the chart does not indicate their Im portance, their similarity or their size. They have been placed where HAKRISBT7RG rfjjjSfl TELEGR APH their connections would show to the best advantage in an effort to elimin ate as much crossing of the lines as possible. While many of the boards and commissions appear to be of a tem porary character they are sjiown tor the reason that the Economy and Effi ciency Commission Is opposed to the long-acepted practice of creating Buch bodies to discharge duties that could be invested in existing departments, and the reverse of thi chart would show the State Government after necessary consolidations, eliminations and absorptions. It is not the pur pose of the chart to indicate the en croachment of departments, or the duplication of work, but a study of it will show that the duties belonging to many of the departments are identi cal. The names do not indicate the rela tive importance of the divisions, for some labeled boards, bureaus and commissions are of much more im portance than many departments. In restricting this chart to its present form the commission has ignored every subdivision of a larger body and has represented the entire group of bureaus and divisions by the title of the department. To have included even the Important subdivisions would have required a chart of such proportions as would b too large for handling, or Intelligent consideration. JANUARY 15, 1917. i SHOWER FOR CLASS MEMBER New Cumberland, Pa., Jan. 16. On Flday evening the Sunday School ' class taught by Mrs. H. C. Oren of the Methodist Sunday School gave a mis ' cellaneous shower to Mrs. Frank Komberger, one of the members of the class, at her home In Bridge street. WILL PLAY AT RECEPTION New Cumberland, Pa., Jan. IS. Fifteen members ot the New Cumber land band will play for the Periwinkle band at the reception for the Gover nor's Troop at Harrlsburg on Tues day. FRAVKE—PLOUSE WEDDING Hummelstown, Pa., Jan. 15. Wil liam E. Franke, of Harrisburg, and Miss Alice N. Plouse, of Hummelstown were married on Thursday afternoon at the Lutheran parsonage, by the Rev, Herbert 8. Qarnea. 3
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